"Señor, searcho shopito Hein-gericke en London"

Hello all,

a friend is visiting London this weekend and would like to know which of the
5 shops that appear in Hein-gericke.com is better for nosing around and
eventually buying something. Also needs to know opening hours.

Thanks in advance.

Original post.

Este puente me voy con Piruja a Londres y me he metido en la web de
Hein-gericke.com para ver qué tiendas tienen allá, por curiosear un poco y
si acaso comprar algo.
El problema es que tienen 5 tiendas y no sé cual es la más grande. ¿Alguien
ha estado en alguna o sabe cual es la más grande?
O si sabeis de alguna tienda grande que merezca la pena visitar, se
agradecería.
Marcho el sábado hasta el martes. Ah, tb lso horarios. ¿qué horario tienen
allí?

 

Domènec says...

Slough if he can get there, it's closest to Heathrow. Opening hours are
9 til 6 weekdays, and 10 til 4 on Sunday.

 

"Lozzo" <> escribió en el mensaje
Domènec says...

9 til 6 weekdays, and 10 til 4 on Sunday.

Thanks, however he may be flying some cheapo airline, then not Heathrow.

 

Domènec says...

All the shops have the same opening times.

 

The Stockwell branch is by far the most enticing of the London HG shops.
The shop is located in one of the richest and trendiest areas of London
and the locals are as friendly as friendly can be.

 

Hello, I'm the friend
Which is the biggest shop? Or if there is a big shop i should visit i will
go too.
I'll arrive to Stansted tomorrow, with ryanair.
And the hotel is "Royal National" in Russel Square.

Sunnivo
Fazer 600 '03
es.charla.moteros

 

You ****, your wife told me you had no access to Usenet at the time being!


See Ogden post,

The shop is located in one of the richest and trendiest areas of London
and the locals are as friendly as friendly can be.

 

Thank you. I see it has a tube access near. That helps me

Sunnivo
Fazer 600 '03
es.charla.moteros

 

Is irony something the Spaniards are in to? I just hope he takes his
iron with him.

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I see you have picked up the vernacular, Domènec.

Nice one!
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The Stockwell shop is pretty big and is the closest to where you are
staying.

Best way to get there is on the Tube (Metro) - take any Piccadilly Line
train from Russell Square station going West to Green Park and then
change to a Victoria Line southbound that is going to Brixton.

When you exit Stockwell station turn right and walk along Clapham Road
for about 5-7 minutes and the Hein Gericke shop is on your right.

Try not to look too much like a tourist or too rich as Stockwell is a
rather "interesting" South London suburb.

Happy shopping.

 

Hmm, my only experience of Spanglish is that Rioja is pronounced Rioca, so
shouldn't that be "Junt" in Spanglish.

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That would be pronounced "hoont".

**** is coño, but the dictionary devotes a whole page to that word. It
means loads of stuff.

 

Does he really speak that well? On my rare visits to e.c.m, I don't
generally witness that - - well, it's normally a tad colloquial.

Oh, and the puente. Yet another fucking fiesta. And they'll be dragging
that damned virgin out again. And, I've had my official invite to the
Cuartel de la Guardia Civil...

Niceyo subjecto lino. Keepy upo the goodo worko, muchacho.

 

Now I understand. There was something wrong in several adjectives
being close to each other.